Mozambique: President Daniel Chapo, the architect of an African energy hub
Under the leadership of President Daniel Chapo, Mozambique is asserting itself as the continent's new energy powerhouse. By laying the...
Energy
Burkina Faso: $60 million in funding to strengthen the country’s energy sovereignty
Burkina Faso is reaching a significant milestone in its strategy to reduce energy dependence. The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) announced...
Africa: Rooftop solar power, a strategic tool for accelerating energy independence
Africa is gradually entering a new phase of its energy transition. Long seen as a marginal solution reserved for a...
South Africa’s nuclear ambitions: A strategic leap toward energy sovereignty
The opening of discussions between Eskom, the World Bank, and several international donors to finance the ambitious nuclear program of...
African leaders gather in Kigali to forge a common nuclear energy vision
The African continent has convened in Kigali to debate its energy future. The Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa (NEISA...
Burkina Faso launches solar revolution to secure energy sovereignty
Under the skies of a Burkina Faso in the midst of rebuilding, the first Solar Energy Summit for the commercial...
Togo: nuclear safety and civil liability at the heart of the national commitment
Togo continues resolutely on its path toward the responsible mastery of nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes. On Wednesday, April 1,...
Africa: When Nigeria becomes the continent’s alternative for oil
The war is intensifying in the Middle East, and oil prices are soaring. In recent days, Brent crude has crossed...
Burkina Faso: When green hydrogen will help Burkinabe eat better, drink better, and live better
Burkina Faso is turning to a quiet but promising revolution. On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, in Ouagadougou, the Ministry of...
Burkina Faso: The energy architecture of a state regaining its power
In a context marked by major security, economic, and institutional challenges, the energy issue emerges as a central strategic concern...
